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Jan 10 2024
News
UAW campaign to organize Southeast carmakers gets into gear
UAW campaign to organize Southeast carmakers gets into gear Workers at a second Southeastern automobile manufacturing plant have announced a public campaign to join the United Auto Workers (UAW) union. As of Wednesday morning, 30 percent of workers at the Mercedes-Benz facility outside Tuscaloosa, Ala., have voted to join the national union, according to a statement from UAW. It also comes on
The HillSep 20 2022
Opinion
Tucker Carlson: In A Healthy Country, "Neighborhood Dads Would Mete Out Instant Justice" To Teachers Sexualizing Children
FNC's Tucker Carlson opening statement from Monday, 19 September 2022:
TUCKER CARLSON: If you're used to thinking of Canada as our slightly dorky Arctic cousin, literally the last nation on earth where the mullet is considered a legitimate haircut, the country where American fads go to die, and of course, you're used to thinking all of that about Canada because it has long been true. It
Tucker CarlsonNov 15 2019
News
United Auto Workers union approves new labor deal with Ford
DETROIT – Members of the United Auto Workers have approved a new four-year deal with Ford Motor, the union announced Friday night.
The contract was supported by 56.3% of Ford members who voted, according to the UAW.
CNBCMar 07 2024
Headline Roundup
Recapping Biden’s 2024 State of the Union
President Joe Biden frequently contrasted himself with his “predecessor” in a wide-ranging State of the Union Address on Thursday. Watch it here.
The Details: While news coverage generally focused on a handful of quotes, Biden discussed a wide range of issues, including NATO, January 6th, IVF, abortion, the economy, infrastructure legislation, unions, healthcare, taxes, housing costs,
Reuters CNN (Online News) Fox News (Online News)May 28 2019
Opinion
OPINION: Texas Is About to Expand Its Program for Teachers Carrying Guns
Twenty years after Columbine, the United States is still looking for how to stop mass public shootings. The rest of the world, where mass public shootings are actually much more common, is also looking for solutions. Russia, France, Finland, and Norway are among the European countries that have experienced far more deaths per capita from these attacks.
Change is coming, if slowly, in
Guest Writer - RightJan 25 2024
News
US economy grew faster than expected during the 4th quarter
The U.S. economy grew at a faster pace than expected at the end of 2023, underscoring its resilience even in the face of still-high inflation and steep interest rates.
Gross domestic product, the broadest measure of goods and services produced across the economy, grew by 3.3% on an annualized basis in the three-month period from October through December, the Commerce Department said in
Fox BusinessJan 20 2024
News
Sports Illustrated mess spells trouble for the Arena Group
Most of Sports Illustrated's unionized staff were laid off Friday after its parent company, the Arena Group, failed to make a $3.75 million quarterly payment to the group that it licenses Sports Illustrated's brand from. Why it matters: The Arena Group executives were hoping to gain leverage over Authentic Brands Group (ABG) — the company that controls the Sports Illustrated brand license — by
AxiosSep 15 2016
News
N.H. Union Leader picks Johnson over Trump. But will it matter?
In spite of its century-long record of endorsing Republican candidates, the Manchester-based daily newspaper has backed Libertarian Gary Johnson.
Christian Science MonitorJun 13 2022
News
Ohio governor signs law allowing teachers, school staff to carry guns with 24 hours of training
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill into law Monday allowing school districts across the state to authorize teachers, principals and other staff to carry guns into classrooms with just 24 hours of training.
The new law – initially introduced by state Republican Rep. Thomas Hall as House Bill 99 – will lower the required training hours for the armed personnel from about 700 hours to just
Fox News (Online News)Jan 20 2024
News
New Jersey movies head to Sundance Film Festival
New Jersey is ready for its closeup. Amid the state's encouragement of film and television production industry growth, the New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission, part of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, announced that seven movies filmed in the state will appear at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival. Filming of the movies took place across locations including Bergen,
Asbury Park Press